The phrase "availability of guns to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the access or distribution of firearms to specific groups or individuals.
Example: "The availability of guns to the general public has been a topic of heated debate in recent years."
Alternatives: "access to firearms for" or "provision of guns to".
Reducing the availability of guns to the general population is a more sensible strategy to reduce gun violence.
Tightened laws like universal background checks could address the availability of guns to criminals and the spread of trafficked guns across state borders, she said.
On-the-scene media coverage of these events would also become standard and, according to some observers, would contribute, along with availability of guns, to the proliferation of mass killings in subsequent decades as, according to this argument, copycats sought the limelight.
The study also found that Chicago law enforcement and local and federal regulations have had an effect on the availability of guns to criminals in that city.
"This research demonstrates that current federal and local regulations are having a big effect on the availability of guns to criminals in Chicago," he said.
The president is expected to announce a push for new laws to restrict the availability of guns and to embrace a series of executive actions that he can take without seeking congressional approval.
On Wednesday, President Obama announced a push for new laws to restrict the availability of guns and to embrace a series of executive actions that he can take without seeking congressional approval.
It is possible to believe both that Islamist terrorism is real and that Islamist terrorism is uniquely empowered here because of the availability of guns designed to kill many people very quickly.
The conservation program told the Associated Press that the widespread availability of air guns to shoot and kill wildlife, including orangutans, is a major problem in Indonesia.
Eliason's grim tale shows what surveys have already told us: the availability of guns is linked to higher rates of both suicide and homicide.
Karl Rosston, Montana's suicide prevention coordinator, said there are a number of constants that contribute to a historically high suicide rate throughout the Rocky Mountain region from social isolation to the availability of guns and a reluctance to seek mental health care.
